Local measures are listed below. Last checked: September 28, 2026.
Eagle County's local ballot, November 3, 2026
Gives the town a 4 percent lodging tax, $200,000 the first year, taking over what Eagle County now collects.
Raises the town's sales tax by 0.5 percent for up to 20 years, up to $1,700,000 the first year, for public services facilities.
Up to $13.3 million of school district debt, up to $24.97 million to repay, by extending taxes approved in 2006.
A school property tax starting at $10.1 million a year and rising to the maximum the statute allows, with no end date.
A school district override of up to $5.6 million, to the maximum the statute allows with its other overrides.
Waives the 5.25 percent property tax limit in all future years and lets the district keep everything it collects.
A new 0.55 percent fire district sales tax, excluding groceries, for fire protection and emergency services.
Three of these questions are also printed by Pitkin County, and each binds to its one page in this guide.
Seven local questions: 3 new tax or fee, 2 school tax increase, 1 keeping extra revenue, 1 school borrowing.
Dollar figures are on each question's row and page and are not added here: four of these questions belong to districts that cross county lines.
I recommend a no vote on 2A, 3A, 5A, 5B, 5C, 6A and 7A.
District races
These districts touch the county. Your address determines which races apply to you. Check your official ballot.
US House of Representatives · 2, 3
State Senate · 8
State House of Representatives · 26, 57
University of Colorado Board of Regents · 2
State Board of Education · 3